HOW TO: Contour for Round Face Shapes! // PAINTEDBYSPENCER

hello welcome on back to my channel I hope you're having a fabulous Wednesday I know here in the house of Spencer the buttons are poppin the music is flowing and I'm cooking up something real good for you I've been reading a lot of the comments you guys have been leaving me lately and one of the top requests that I've been getting is to show you how I contour for round face shapes now last week with the video I posted on my youtube channel a fellow youtuber by the name of jalisa recreated the look posted it on her channel I checked it out and I fell in love so naturally I reached out to her surprise door with a DM and asked if she wanted to be my model today so that's what led us to coming up with this look right here if you want to learn how I created this step-by-step then keep on watching to start I'm using the rose deep hydration face cream from fresh to prep the skin and I'm applying it to the face of the damn Beauty Blender I like using the same Beauty Blender throughout the whole application because I like the way the blender applies the foundation when it has a bit of that moisturizer left in it you know what I mean I also bring the moisturizer down the neck and even the shoulders for a little glow for foundation I'm using the luminous foundation from Anastasia Beverly Hills and this is in the shade 450 C I'll include this along with all the other products I'm using today down in the description box but I've been using this foundation for a little while now I enjoy it because it really is a luminous foundation that doesn't look cakey and it's versatile and you can share it out for a natural finish that that's something that you like or you can build it up to get a full coverage look I also really love that they created an extensive shade range for this foundation they were nice to send me every shade of this foundation when they first released it and I think I had counted almost 50 different shades so props to them for the inclusivity now I'm going to use the contour cream from hooded beauty in the shade medium to start defining the features of Julia's face I'm starting with applying this product in the cheekbone area and then under the jawline I forget which exact brush I was using here but it seems to be some kind of face blending brush or blush brush and for the under the jaw line you see me kind of pinching brush and I'm doing this because I want the contour here to be a bit sharper and not as diffused as the rest of the face I do this a lot with brushes I can get away with doing a whole face including the eyes using maybe only five or six brushes I don't switch out brushes for every little step of the way or else I'd go through 40 brushes in just one application so if I'm using a fluffier brush but I need a more dense precise application I'll then pinch the bristles to make it more dense or I'll flare them out to create the shape I need I think it has something to do with when I first started playing with makeup because I didn't have all the money in the world to spend on brushes at that time and all these things so it made me super resourceful and it's just stuck with me ever since so as you see I'm taking the back of my Beauty Blender and beginning to buff everything out I'm using a really soft hand doing this because I'm slowly kind of forming the shape that I want that cream contour to take when contouring with a round face shape most of the contour you're gonna want to focus is on the outer perimeter of the cheeks and under the jawline and chin because that's where we want to give the illusion there are shadows and for the nose I'm rolling that product inwards because I don't want the contour to be buffed in towards the under eyes we want to keep that area bright and speaking of bright I'm using the Kevyn Aucoin sensual skin enhancer and shade s xo8 to brighten and conceal the under eyes I'm applying this starting from the inner corner of the eye and working my way up and outwards you can see here that I'm using my little trick by following the bottom lash line upwards towards the hairline now if you're somebody who struggles with where to place your concealer to give that lifted cheekbone look all you have to do is follow that imaginary line from your lashline and bring it straight up and out this is the same line that I'll be using later on as a blueprint for the application when I'm placing my baking powder eyeshadows and eye I'm also using a little bit of this concealer to brighten the center of the forehead the nose the Cupid's bow and chin then with the pointy end of the beauty blender I'm beginning to softly blend and diffuse everything out now our model is already gorgeous without the makeup and has beautiful skin but I still tend to use full coverage for on-camera makeup looks as I've said in the past makeup reads differently on camera than it does in person but mark my words if you are in the market for a new concealer that is a full full coverage it doesn't get better than this concealer I promise you I've used to perform my channel and I noticed a few comments regarding how pricey it is so I rang up some numbers and did the comparison it's 48 dollars at Sephora which is only like 10 or so dollars more than another mainstream brand concealer and those only last me two or three months at most my personal cabinet wand concealer has lasted me over at least a year and I still have half of it left a little go such a long way okay with the setting powder from Anastasia Beverly Hills in the shade a deep peach I'm gonna set the face with my powder puff I'm pressing this product into the under eye area I usually begin with this under eye area when setting the face because it's that area that's most likely to crease the quickest if you do experience or concealer creasing be sure to blend that out before you set it with powder for the most part I'm setting the areas that we had used the concealer in with a powder puff and then for the rest of the face I'm using a larger fluffy face brush and I'm gonna be pretty generous with this powder if you don't set your liquids and creams before applying the bronzer your bronzer will end up skipping and then looking patchy for bronzer I'm using the contour and highlight palette from NYX Cosmetics to reinforce the cream contour that we had just done a minute ago I'm using a very sparse brush to do this because I'm not looking to add on a lot of this product sometimes after setting the face we can lose a bit of that richness from the cream contour so I'm just using this palette to add back a bit of that contrast now here is where it gets fun we're gonna start the baking process with that same Anastacio Beverly Hills setting powder I used earlier we're gonna begin baking the jawline I'm pinching my powder puff as you can see to get a sharper edge and I'm running this powder parallel to the cheekbone contour just barely underneath it and I'm being sure not to drag this powder on to the jawline contour otherwise that just defeats the whole purpose I'm then applying it to the center of the chin and the center of the forehead in the same exact areas we had applied the concealer for the inner eyes notice I'm following that same imaginary lashline that we had used earlier I'm telling you once you've created that blueprint with the concealer and makes all the steps after that foolproof and I'm bringing that powder right up to the contour of the nose for the actual powder I used on the center of the nose I have no idea what it was I accidentally dipped into it instead of the anastacio powder but I figured I just roll with it it's not gonna make a break to look to set the eyelids I'm taking a fluffy eyeshadow brush with our setting powder and brushing that onto the lids and then dipping into the bronzer from the NYX Cosmetics palette that we had used on the face I'm really starting to work that bronzer it into the crease that outer corner of the eye and up towards the nose bridge next I'm taking a brown eyeshadow to start mapping out the eye shape I want to create I used a random brown eyeshadow that I had in a Z palette but you can use any Brown that you'd like I only ended up using two eyeshadows for this complete eye look that we created which was a brown and a black I really had no idea guys what kind of look I wanted to do on our models so the footage you're watching right now I was just as clueless then doing the makeup as you are watching this right now I'm basically placing the brown eyeshadow in the crease buffing and blending that outwards and then graduate to the black eyeshadow and this is where things started to come together and I realized that okay I guess we're gonna end up doing a double wing today and while this eye makeup look may not be for everyone jalisa can handle it she's a makeup artist she loves the full glam and she has great eyes to do this exotic look on and now I'm taking some of our setting powder to brighten up the inner corner of the lid directly under that black eye shadow and with this Inglot black gel liner I'm going to wing liner with an angled liner brush starting from the inner corner and working my way outwards no my goodness I don't know why I feel like holding my breath watching this I have the shakiest hands and watching myself do liner is complete torture because I know in this moment I was having full-blown hot flashes I was so nervous can anyone relate oh also notice here how I'm taking my thumb and dragging out that liner I love doing this because it gives me the most perfectly diffused wing I then got too confident with it at a more liner than that just escalated this whole look from soft glam to full beat which I'm not mad at everything worked out I'm also placing just the smallest amount of the gel just right there in the crease you can definitely add more if you want a really deep black crease but it just wasn't a part of my plotline today here I'm using a dense angled blending brush to stamp black eye shadow onto the gel liner and then dragging it upwards which will in return give us are really beautiful and diffused effect for the inner waterline I'm using the Mac Studio NC 15 NW 20 chroma graphic pencil it's been a while since I've used a nude pencil on the waterline but I figured today let's just have fun let's go for it let's switch it up a bit and I'm glad I did because it really opened up dry and once we have that placed I'm returning to my black eyeshadow and placing that directly underneath our nude a pencil and I'm using a detailing brush to do so a lot of this footage is a tad repetitive with a blending but it's just goes to show that even if you use the simplest amount of products like only two eyeshadows it's the technique used that really pulls this complete and final look together and even the eye shadow I'm not using a ton of it you can see there's no fallout that's happening I'm just using a very small amount of that eye shadow on the tip of this brush and I'm letting all that do the work for me I wanted to step it up one more notch so I'm adding the Urban Decay glitter eyeliner and shade Midnight Cowboy just to the inner half of the crease I didn't want to go overboard with this so I kept it pretty simple yet effective with the brow definer and shade a medium brown by Anastasia Beverly Hills I'm going to begin filling in the brows as I wait for the lash glue to dry I completed the other eye and lashes off camera but the lashes I used are actually from jalisa zone lash brand called a shady lash so I'll be sure to tag their Instagram down below so you can check out and shop all of the Styles she has and once i've shaped the brows the way I want them I'm taking a clean detail brush to blend forward the pigment from the brow pencil then with my Too Faced mascara I'm coating the lashes notice how I'm using my left thumb on top and the mascara wand from underneath to really press her natural lashes together with the false lashes makeup artist out there don't be afraid to get in there and get down and dirty with the mascara nothing makes me cringe more than seeing a gap between someone's natural lashes and their strip lash and that can all be prevented by doing this I also ran this mascara through her bottom lashes which are itty bitty so I figured if we're gonna go glam with this look then we're going glam so I throw on some bottom lashes off camera from Tati lashes and they looked as so good I'll be sure to include the link down below too for the tachi lashes and if you want I'll create a video one of these days showing you how I apply individual lashes but now that we have the eyes done I'm wiping off the remaining baking powder we have with a large fluffy face brush I'm not adding anything on with a brush I'm just simply wiping off the excess powder to add color to the cheeks I'm using this blush from Laura Mercier and the shade peach I've used this before in the past you guys know how much I enjoy using this product it's a beautiful shade especially on a deeper complexion and I'm just applying this to the apples of the cheeks and then with my soho highlighter from africa's metics i'm highlighting the high points of her cheekbones to bring a little glow back to the skin I'm also using this highlighter down the center of the nose and her Cupid's bow moving onto the lips I'm using a lip liner from k'kaw Beauty in the shade nude 3 and I'm placing this product starting from the corners and working my way on up to the Cupid's bow this is also such a beautiful shade on a deeper skin tone I kind of wanted this nude lip to be Moody and modelesque so the 90s definitely inspired me for this while I'm using the lip liner to line the border of the lips I'm keeping the center bear for another shade we'll be using once we had the lips lined and contoured I'm going in with a matte liquid lipstick from Kylie cosmetics in the shade exposed to place right in the center this is another product I often use you guys already know I'm not the biggest fan of a matte lip but this is a great peachy nude base to use before placing a gloss on top I apply it with a lip brush in the center diffuse it outwards with my finger and it gives the most stunning ombre neutral lip and if there's an area where I need to add back a bit more of that dimension then I'll go back in with a lip liner and for gloss I'm using a k'kaw beauty gloss in the shade proud of you this is also a peachy shade so it's going to really tie the liner lipstick together the top lip try to bring the gloss right up to the border of the lipstick if not a little bit further because that's what the light is really gonna catch on to and make your lips look super juicy and finally you guys the last step i'm using hooded beauty's hydrating mist glow cocoa to set the face and in case you forgot that's how we took this natural beauty from this and turned her into a supermodel and there we have it kids I hope you guys enjoyed today's video if you did be sure 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Id: Ijw3BX4NUIo

Length: 14min 36sec (876 seconds)

Published: Wed Jul 15 2020